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I wonder how Tilly's corporate espionage is getting on

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Mr Intrepid:
I think that Tilly realized that they were being used not only by their dad and by Hanner's mom, whereupon deciding to chuck it all and become their own person.  Recognizing Hanner's compassion, they've thrown themselves totally into this new role.  AMD writing a new chapter in human/AI relations.

cesium133:

--- Quote from: Thrillho on 27 Aug 2019, 12:21 ---It would almost be worth the reality-snapping awfulness of it just for the reaction of the subset of fans that hate Tilly if the last episode of the comic was the revelation of them as some mega-cool, overpowered, unbeatable character who secretly played everyone off against each other since 2003.

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Tilly is actually a super-powerful AI, previously embodied in an arsonist toaster.

Mr Intrepid:
And I just realized that Tilly was ferreting out info on Beatrice Chatham.   Unless they also had an advanced degree in scientific disciplines, Hanner's dads work would be largely incomprehensible to them.

jesslc:
I've always assumed Hanners' parents aren't really connected in any way at the current time (apart from via Hanners). They are divorced after all and as far as I remember their businesses haven't been shown to have any links between them. I thought Tilly's dad wanted info about Beatrice Chatham's business, so info about Dr Ellicott's space station isn't likely to be of much use. That said, I agree with Mr Intrepid that Tilly's grown enough to reject their dad's attempts to get them to spy on people for him.

Romanticide:
So there is option A with Tilly deciding that to hell with whatever corporate espionage their father wanted, option B with that I guess could happen along with option A of father cutting his losses and no longer insisting on the espionage, and now there is option C that if Tilly is in a relationship with someone extremely high ranking in a big company such as Hannelore's dad that espionage is kind of small potatoes to the benefits their family could get with such an union. On the oligarcs game there isn't just one way to win.

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